A bunch of useless crap
Published on August 16, 2007 By MasonM In Politics
I think this country needs to elect a Liberal President.

Yes, it would mean tax increases and most likely would mean rampant government spending.

Yes, it would result in an increased Nanny State.

Yes, it would probably wreck our economy.

Yes, it would likely mean political correctness run amok.

Yes, it would probably mean that we would drop our defenses and allow terrorists free reign on our soil.

Yes, it would probably mean illegal aliens would gain a preferred status in this country.

But after four years of this bullshit maybe, just maybe the people would become so tired and outraged over it that the whole PC Nanny State mentality would finally be rejected once and for all.

What do you think? Let's elect a Liberal President in '08!

The preceding has been brought to you by the National Sarcasm Society. Yeah, like we need your support.

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on Aug 16, 2007
Kinda like how Bush & Co. has convinced everyone how fucked up and UN-conservative the Conservatives are?
on Aug 16, 2007
Kinda like how Bush & Co. has convinced everyone how fucked up and UN-conservative the Conservatives are?


Or not.
on Aug 16, 2007
You like the status quo? Seriously, you're satisfied with the government we have now? You think Bush has done an excellent job?
on Aug 16, 2007
You like the status quo?


Last I checked Bush won't be running in '08.
on Aug 16, 2007
Conservatives will be. Do you like the way our CONSERVATIVE President has governed?
on Aug 16, 2007
Conservatives will be.


Different ones, sure.

Do you like the way our CONSERVATIVE President has governed?


Depends upon what aspects. Do I like the fact we're at war? No, that would be quite insane. Do I like the fact that we've beefed up security? Certainly. Do I like the fact that we have a strong, healthy economy? Certainly. Do I like the fact that tax cuts increased Federal revenues? Certainly.

Do I enjoy writing sarcastic articles? Absolutely.
on Aug 16, 2007

I like the fact that we have a strong, healthy economy
Slow down, fella, this may not be for long. Investors have the jitters.

 

on Aug 16, 2007
Yes, it would mean tax increases and most likely would mean rampant government spending.

True, like repairing bridges, schools--perhaps finally New Orleans.

I'm surprised Texaii even bothers to comment.

on Aug 17, 2007
on Aug 17, 2007

I like the fact that we have a strong, healthy economy
Slow down, fella, this may not be for long. Investors have the jitters.

 



Investors always have the jitters about something or other, the market goes up and the market goes down. The overall economy is good and has been for some time.
on Aug 17, 2007
I'm surprised Texaii even bothers to comment.


You must surprise easily.
on Aug 17, 2007


Yep.

The article was a sarcastic, tongue in cheek poke at those with extreme political views, on both sides. Perhaps the humor is too subtle? I thought the last two sentences would be a dead give away. Ah well, humor is tough. Sometimes ya hit a home run, sometimes ya strike out.
on Aug 17, 2007
My wife voiced a similar comment the other night, actually. She said that it would, once and for all, call their collective bluff on how poorly the Republicans have performed and how much better they can do. Their claims of superiority would be given a chance and, after four years of sheer hellish socialism, we'd finally be rid of the modern Democratic party.
on Aug 17, 2007
The preceding has been brought to you by the National Sarcasm Society. Yeah, like we need your support.


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on Aug 20, 2007

Investors always have the jitters about something or other, the market goes up and the market goes down. The overall economy is good and has been for some time.

Liberal rule number 33.  Markets only go up when liberals are in charge, and only go down when Conservatives are.  Any deviation from this rule is due to the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy.

Rule 33 Corollary - Substitute Economy for Markets in previous statement.

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